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For instance , a Synectics group was attempting to solve the problem of how to
invent a new kind of roof which would be more actively serviceable than
traditional roofs . Analysis of the problem indicated that there might be an
economic ...
For instance , a Synectics group was attempting to solve the problem of how to
invent a new kind of roof which would be more actively serviceable than
traditional roofs . Analysis of the problem indicated that there might be an
economic ...
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They pop through the black roofing vehicle . Now the roof is white ,
impressionistically white that is , à la Seurat . Just like the flounder , only with
reverse English . Is it the black pigmented part of the chromatophores that come
to the surface of ...
They pop through the black roofing vehicle . Now the roof is white ,
impressionistically white that is , à la Seurat . Just like the flounder , only with
reverse English . Is it the black pigmented part of the chromatophores that come
to the surface of ...
Pagina 159
In the roof example , the problem as understood was to invent a roof that would
change from white to black and vice versa depending on ambient heat and
sunlight . Operational Mechanisms : Analogies ( metaphors ) are developed
which are ...
In the roof example , the problem as understood was to invent a roof that would
change from white to black and vice versa depending on ambient heat and
sunlight . Operational Mechanisms : Analogies ( metaphors ) are developed
which are ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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